Google SERP Simulator
Preview how your page will look on Google before you publish.
Pixel widths are approximations based on Google's typical font. Real truncation can vary by ±10%.
Get great titles and descriptions, automatically.
Sight AI writes click-worthy titles and meta descriptions for every article - tuned for CTR, length-checked, never truncated. 7 free articles to try.
How it works
- 1
Paste your title and description
Or write new ones in the editor. The preview updates as you type so you can iterate fast.
- 2
Toggle device modes
Mobile previews are tighter than desktop - what fits on one may truncate on the other.
- 3
Watch the truncation warnings
Pixel widths are an approximation. Stay 5–10% under the limit for safety across browsers and font rendering.
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Front-load the keyword
Keywords near the start of the title carry more ranking weight and read better in the SERP.
A small detail that compounds.
Your title and meta description are the only things Google shows in the SERP. They're your conversion copy - and they get truncated more aggressively than most teams realize.
Google measures title tags in pixels (not characters), so a title with lots of W's and M's might get cut off where one with I's and L's wouldn't. The simulator approximates real-world rendering so you can see the cut-off before you ship.
Click-worthy titles, written for you.
Crafting a great SERP snippet is one of the highest-leverage SEO tasks - and one of the most repetitive. Every article needs one. Every product page needs one. Every category page needs one.
Sight AI generates click-worthy, length-checked titles and meta descriptions for every article we write. Keyword-tuned, CTR-optimized, and never truncated.
- Title and meta generated and validated for every article
- CTA-led description copy, not a summary of the page
- Brand placement rules respected per project
- Easy to override - every snippet is editable in the dashboard
Common questions.
How accurate is the pixel width?
Within ~10%. Google uses Arial-derived fonts and renders slightly differently across Chrome, Safari, and Edge. We recommend staying 5–10% under the limit for safety.
Why does my title sometimes change in actual results?
Google rewrites about 60% of titles to better match the query. To fight that: write tight, keyword-led titles that match the dominant search intent for your target query.
How long should my meta description be?
Aim for 140–155 characters. Long enough to fill the snippet, short enough to avoid mid-word truncation.
Does meta description affect ranking?
Not directly, but it affects click-through rate - and CTR is a real ranking signal. A great description can move you up a position even without changing the page itself.
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